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Kitty said: Yes.How can I keep my fettuccini noodles soft and not stuck together like at a resta-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(How can I keep my fettuccini noodles soft and not stuck together like at a resta),it will help you,my kids.
Answers:
do NOT put oil in the water. It will only float on the top and get smeared all over the pasta when you drain it, thus preventing your sauce from sticking to your pasta and you will have a goopy mess. Instead make sure to use a large pot with lots of boiling water ...way more than you think you need. and don't forget to add salt. I guarantee you it will not stick!!
Other Answers:
keep in a container of cold water!
put a bit of olive oil on then
Add some olive oil after you drain them, and toss around.
enjoy!
while cooking them, add olive oil. it makes them not stick together!
Put three tablespoons of olive oil in the water before putting the noodles in. Done.
rinse the noodles with cold water first...
Use a VERY SMALL amount of olive oil in the water when you boil them with a pinch of salt added. Rinse with cold water then place back in the hot pan (stove off) and stir occasionally with a wooden spoon.
try putting some butter in them after you drain
Do not put your pasta in the pot until your water comes to a full boil. Make sure there is plenty of water in the pot to begin with. Do not over cook it. As soon as it reaches the desired doneness drain and rinse it thoroughly.
Adding olive oil to the water when you boil the noodles will keep them from sticking together, make sure to boil noodles for recommended time and check them to ensure neither to hard or soft.
Check out America's Test Kitchen. They recommend adding a little of your pasta cooking water to thin down thick sauces. If you use olive oil the sauce won't stick at all to the pasta, which isn't ideal either.
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Kitty said: Yes.How can I keep my fettuccini noodles soft and not stuck together like at a resta-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(How can I keep my fettuccini noodles soft and not stuck together like at a resta),it will help you,my kids.
Answers:
do NOT put oil in the water. It will only float on the top and get smeared all over the pasta when you drain it, thus preventing your sauce from sticking to your pasta and you will have a goopy mess. Instead make sure to use a large pot with lots of boiling water ...way more than you think you need. and don't forget to add salt. I guarantee you it will not stick!!
Other Answers:
keep in a container of cold water!
put a bit of olive oil on then
Add some olive oil after you drain them, and toss around.
enjoy!
while cooking them, add olive oil. it makes them not stick together!
Put three tablespoons of olive oil in the water before putting the noodles in. Done.
rinse the noodles with cold water first...
Use a VERY SMALL amount of olive oil in the water when you boil them with a pinch of salt added. Rinse with cold water then place back in the hot pan (stove off) and stir occasionally with a wooden spoon.
try putting some butter in them after you drain
Do not put your pasta in the pot until your water comes to a full boil. Make sure there is plenty of water in the pot to begin with. Do not over cook it. As soon as it reaches the desired doneness drain and rinse it thoroughly.
Adding olive oil to the water when you boil the noodles will keep them from sticking together, make sure to boil noodles for recommended time and check them to ensure neither to hard or soft.
Check out America's Test Kitchen. They recommend adding a little of your pasta cooking water to thin down thick sauces. If you use olive oil the sauce won't stick at all to the pasta, which isn't ideal either.
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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